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Case Studies Ch. 3: Bikes and smartphones 1 (of 5) Case Studies
Ch. 3: Smoothies and Salads Bar Original Production 2 (of 5) Case Studies
Ch. 3: Smoothies and Salads Bar (con’t) 3 (of 5) Case Studies Ch. 4: Bottle Water Market
Event: A new study says that tap water is unsafe.
Event: A new zero-calorie sports drink is invented.
Event: European water bottlers buy springs and open plants in the US.
Event: Drought dries up some springs in the US. 4 (of 5) Case Studies
Ch. 4 Bottled Water Market (con’t) Case study: chocolate
During Valentine’s week, more people buy chocolates and chocolatiers offer their chocolates
in special red boxes. The red dye used in these boxes is very expensive What happens in the
market for chocolate, ceteris paribus? Case study: coffee
The price of tea increases. At the same time, robots are developed which prove to lower the
cost of production of coffee. What happens in the market for coffee, ceteris paribus? Case study: fast food
A new fast food restaurant opens in Bristol. At the same time, another Super Size Me
documentary is released in theatres. What happens in the market for fast food, ceteris paribus? Case study: orange juice
A hurricane rips through Florida. At the same time, a new study comes out that links
Vitamin C to migraines.* What happens in the market for orange juice? (*totally made up study) 5 (of 5)